Blogging The Boys on Jalen Hurts

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Hurts has a no-trade clause, so it's not like the organization has the ability to ship him out against his will... it makes sense for the Eagles to either 1) extend him or 2) decide to move on.
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Hurts' Eagles future hinges on contract extension decision; no-trade clause protects him.

Hurts holds a no-trade clause preventing the Eagles from trading him without his consent. The organization faces a contract decision point: extend him or move on. Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie loves Hurts and he won Super Bowl MVP, but GM Howie Roseman's confidence level is uncertain. Whether Hurts will be the Eagles' starting QB in 2027 is unclear; Brandon Lee Gowton leans toward it being more likely than not but cannot say with certainty it's a lock.

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